Donald Trump Addresses UN General Assembly, Rejects International AI Regulation
At the UN General Assembly, then-President Donald Trump addressed the topic of artificial intelligence, rejecting calls for international regulation. He characterized AI as "super intelligence" and advocated for its unhindered development, drawing parallels with his stance on climate change according to some reports. While Trump emphasized the potential of AI, other world leaders like French President Emmanuel Macron and UN Secretary-General António Guterres expressed different views, with Macron proposing a "third way" for governance and Guterres calling for safeguards. The event highlighted a global division on how to approach the rapid advancement of AI technology. This discussion occurred amidst broader concerns about the future implications of AI, including its potential for both "super intelligence" and "killer robots."
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- Donald Trump spoke at the UN General Assembly.
- He addressed the topic of Artificial Intelligence.
- He rejected calls for international regulation of AI.
- He referred to AI as "super intelligence."
- Other world leaders expressed different views on AI regulation.
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